Seattle 2006, AeroMat, ITSC, Surface Engineering Congress

In surface related technologies…

Welcome to Seattle and the 5th International Surface Engineering Congress and Exhibition (ISEC)

The organizers of ISEC 2006 welcome you to Seattle, Washington where for the first time, ISEC is co-located with two other world class events…the International Thermal Spray Conference & Exposition (ITSC) and the 17th Advanced Materials and Processes Conference & Exposition (AeroMat). Your ISEC registration allows you to attend all three conferences and combined exposition.

The International Surface Engineering Congress is a phenomenal meeting of international scope that examines fundamental research theories as they are applied to the widespread industrial use of surface engineering techniques. This is North America’s only surface engineering event that truly focuses on practical engineering, and the science of surface treatments and coatings.

ISEC 2006 features 8 focused symposia covering 23 technical sessions on practical engineering and the science of surface treatments and coatings. Our comprehensive coverage of surface engineering includes industrial processes, tribology, failure analysis, corrosion, bio/dental applications and micro/nano-scale technologies. Joint sessions will be held in conjunction with the AeroMat conference, as well as the International Thermal Spray conference.

Dr. Mark J. Jackson
Chairman, ISEC 2006
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN USA

About the Chairman:
Dr. Jackson is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Technology at Purdue University and is a Faculty Associate at Purdue’s Birck Nanotechnology Centre, Centre for Collaborative Manufacturing, Centre for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises, Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, and Centre for Laser-based Manufacturing. Dr. Jackson is Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Vitrified Technologies, Inc., which develops next generation nano/micro machine tools and cutting tools for nanotechnology applications. He is active in research work concerned with understanding the properties of materials in the field of micro scale metal cutting, micro/nonabrasive machining, and laser micro machining. He is also involved in developing next generation manufacturing processes and biomedical engineering. Dr. Jackson was recently awarded a $4 million research grant from the Army, and was awarded Purdue's 'Seeds for Success' award for getting the grant.




						In surface related technologies… Welcome to Seattle and the 5th International Surface Engineering Congress and Exhibition (ISEC) The organizers of ISEC 2006 welcome you to Seattle, Washington where for the first time, ISEC is co-located with two other world class events…the International Thermal Spray Conference & Exposition (ITSC) and the 17th Advanced Materials and Processes Conference & Exposition (AeroMat). Your ISEC registration allows you to attend all three conferences and combined exposition. The International Surface Engineering Congress is a phenomenal meeting of international scope that examines fundamental research theories as they are applied to the widespread industrial use of surface engineering techniques. This is North America’s only surface engineering event that truly focuses on practical engineering, and the science of surface treatments and coatings. ISEC 2006 features 8 focused symposia covering 23 technical sessions on practical engineering and the science of surface treatments and coatings. Our comprehensive coverage of surface engineering includes industrial processes, tribology, failure analysis, corrosion, bio/dental applications and micro/nano-scale technologies. Joint sessions will be held in conjunction with the AeroMat conference, as well as the International Thermal Spray conference. Dr. Mark J. Jackson Chairman, ISEC 2006 Purdue University West Lafayette, IN USA About the Chairman: Dr. Jackson is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Technology at Purdue University and is a Faculty Associate at Purdue’s Birck Nanotechnology Centre, Centre for Collaborative Manufacturing, Centre for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises, Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, and Centre for Laser-based Manufacturing. Dr. Jackson is Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Vitrified Technologies, Inc., which develops next generation nano/micro machine tools and cutting tools for nanotechnology applications. He is active in research work concerned with understanding the properties of materials in the field of micro scale metal cutting, micro/nonabrasive machining, and laser micro machining. He is also involved in developing next generation manufacturing processes and biomedical engineering. Dr. Jackson was recently awarded a $4 million research grant from the Army, and was awarded Purdue's 'Seeds for Success' award for getting the grant.